Miss Doozie has cork flooring in the living room/front area. While we're glad it isn't the carpet that came with the rig originally, we are not particularly pleased with the look of the cork floors.
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| For whatever reason, these floors just don't thrill us - I guess you could say all the variations in colors disguises any dirtiness, but they just always look like they are dirty to us. |
At the Penn State Hershey Medical Center, the Children's Hospital entrance was just before the main entrance when coming from the parking garage. On the side of the sidewalk was a cork play area for children (I guess that's why it was there). I (Patti) used it each day as I walked to/from the parking garage to the hospital - it was like walking on a trampoline - it bounced my steps back up and was really comfortable to walk on!
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| There were little hills that kids could play on, and if they fell (on the cork) they probably would not get hurt (but the sidewalk is right beside it. |
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| The parking garage is just down past the person you can see walking further down the sidewalk. |
On next to the last day that Dwayne was in the hospital, we took a very loooonnnngggg walk to the medical records department, and decided to return to his room via the front entrance - so he could walk on this cork material too! I'm not sure he found it as intriguing as I did, but he did agree that it felt kinda like being on a trampoline. If we had it on the bus, I wonder what would happen if something fell onto it as we were driving - would it bounce back up? ;-)
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